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Israeli workers dig next to the Dung Gate, one of several entrances to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City,Feb 13 2007. Israeli archaeologists began digging near a site holy to both Jews and Muslims amid protests and threats from Palestinians. The Israel Antiquities Authority said the work poses no danger to the holy site but Palestinians fear Israel will damage it and have warned the work would inflame tensions. Photo By Ouria Tadmor/FLASH90
Israeli workers dig next to the Dung Gate, one of several entrances to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City,Feb 13 2007. Israeli archaeologists began digging near a site holy to both Jews and Muslims amid protests and threats from Palestinians. The Israel Antiquities Authority said the work poses no danger to the holy site but Palestinians fear Israel will damage it and have warned the work would inflame tensions. Photo By Ouria Tadmor/FLASH90
Israeli workers dig next to the Dung Gate, one of several entrances to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City,Feb 13 2007. Israeli archaeologists began digging near a site holy to both Jews and Muslims amid protests and threats from Palestinians. The Israel Antiquities Authority said the work poses no danger to the holy site but Palestinians fear Israel will damage it and have warned the work would inflame tensions. Photo By Ouria Tadmor/FLASH90
